[No name given]

Well, it’s nice to see Naomi Wolf has seemingly been red pilled.

[JudyinCanada]

I read this a few days ago and it brought tears to my eyes. Naomi admits that Trump’s “grab them by the p***y” remark is not exactly what it was portrayed to be. Crude, yes. It was, however, a remark made by a man in private, or so he thought. In any case, he was actually saying that what women will allow when a man is rich is pretty shocking. It’s more of a slight against money-hungry women, sadly.

As far as the coarseness of the remark is concerned, while I don’t defend it, if anyone thinks a group of women (especially when wine is involved) can’t come up with a few zingers, well, I’ve got a bridge for sale. Some women today are more vulgar and shocking than any men I’ve heard. Just sayin’.....glad I’m retired!

[rlmorel]

I thought overall that was a pretty fair article, and laudatory.

It is interesting to note that the elements she didn’t like him on were his stance on global warming, and his dismissal of a female as a lightweight.

Both arguably flawed things to take a stand on, IMO.

[faucetman]

Best written article I ever read. Yes, I read the entire thing!

[MayflowerMadam]

Yes. He is OUR bully.

[Aria]

Thanks for posting this from someone who dares to be honest.

2 things - as a woman I agree with the posters who say women can be worse. And some will do ANYTHING for an alpha like Trump - rich, powerful, good looking, well known, funny.

AOC is actually an idiot. She cost a lot of people great jobs at AMAZON because she didn’t understand the basics of tax credits - well she should have found out before she opened her big mouth.

Actually one more thing - climate change v protecting the environment. I think the climate is just ginned up hysteria however I believe we should not be polluting our environment or bodies with poison.

[CFW]

I’ve only read about half-way through the article, but this jumped out at me:

“His formerly orange hair was more muted and more silvery, and a less unusual shape. His formerly orange complexion was also toned down. He did look more statesmanlike than previously, and more appropriately his age. Whoever was advising him, those were effective choices.”

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Could it be that Ms. Wolf had only seen photo-altered images of Trump as featured in the NYT’s and WaPo and on CNN? It’s not that Trump himself has changed, but instead she is now seeing the actual Trump rather than the media-created Trump. Just a thought. (Now, on to read the remainder of the article).

[Hatteras]

Interesting...

okay, I will go there: a Trump-RFK Jr ticket (again, I promised to write what I am most afraid to write) — is the one chance we have at this historical moment, at circumventing the murderous plans that the WEF and The WHO have for us.
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I hope both candidates’ teams will consider, for the good of the country, what I am recommending, with nonpartisan concern for our very survival as a free nation, here.

A little glimpse into the back-alley whispers around the DC social circles? Is she allowed to say that out loud?

Anyhoo...

Just one more thing

I think there should be a law. If you call yourself "Doctor" you should at least know CPR. ...or, at the very least, the Heimlich maneuver

[rockrr]

I bet it is scary to discover that all those people she chose to surround herself with, and all the voices she chose to listen to and emulate were LYING to her.

Here she has chosen to demonstrate that (unlike most of her ilk) she can actually differentiate reality from delusion.

She has been red pilled. It will be interesting to watch what she does with it.

[Noumenon]

No greater champion of integrity than one who has become wise to the con.

[Sicon]

if he wishes to be reelected by a wide enough margin to overcome electronic voting machines’ hostile or unverifiable algorithms

”Hostile or unverifiable algorithms”. Gee, Naomi, that’s a pretty long-winded way to say “fraud”.

I found later, though, that in many cases, President Trump’s worst moments are actually phrases taken out of context by the press.

You don’t say! And it took her this long to figure that out? She’s not nearly as smart as she seems to think she is.

[Psalm 73]

Nice post - I like her writing style. Her book "The Bodies of Others" about the Covid insanity was a great read.

I loved this line from the article: "He was a bully. But I saw, I’ll confess, as he spoke, that he had been our bully"

Damn, I miss our bully.

[simpson96]

Thanks for posting.

I would bet she’s been blacklisted from her social circle and dropped by most of her friends.

[GOPJ]

What this is about is not criminality but about the timing of a targeting that demonstrates the subversion of our democracy. The opposition leader, fewer than five months ;before the Iowa caucuses, is drained of the time, focus and resources to make his case to the American public. He must worry about trying to stay out of jail, even as precious dates are cancelled from the campaign calendar. This is exactly what happens in banana republics. The opposition leader is imprisoned or indicted under inflated charges while he or she is on the campaign trail. Naomi Wolf

This one is worth reading...the whole thing... ping

[Chgogal]

“ First, he struck me as being much smarter in person, than he appeared to be in public events, as they were filtered through the national media. For over an hour, he spoke, departing from notes, often in long, detailed, extemporaneous riffs. His intelligence struck me as being strongest in perceptiveness and intuition, as many successful businessmen’s and women's intelligences are, as opposed to being detail-oriented, or theoretically analytical. In other words, like other effective business leaders, he grasped both the essence of, and the leverage points in, a conflict or a predicament, quickly and accurately, and acted accordingly with decisiveness.”

This is why I like and support President Trump.

[Chgogal]

“ This set of reflexes and habits was mocked in legacy media as stupidity — I recalled that news outlets had made fun of him for asking for a one-pager from his staffers, rather than a massive briefing book.”

LOL

I remember when I started out in my career, the VP came by my desk as I was writing up a recommendation. He said, “Keep it short. I will not read past the first page.” I was appalled! I knew so much and it didn't fit in one page! ; )